Leaves grow and change and so do we. We enjoyed an art photo walk then designing some leaves to go with our letters of kindness addressed to us. #bromleyschoolnz
Today in Diving Deeper we experimented with water colors exploring shape and tone, drawing pictures of fruit inspired by a beautiful story. 🤩 #bromleyschoolnz
With beautiful weather comes beautiful opportunities to expand our health, hauora (well being) and what it means to work and be successful as a team! Ka rawe Koru 6! #bromleyschoolnz
Hoki mai ano Koru 6! Welcome back. We enjoyed easing back into school life with a lovely Spring inspired photo stroll and creating art with our very own shadows. #bromleyschoolnz
Kakato! Delicious! We are really enjoying the new hot food in Koru 6 and feeling grateful especially on those cold days. Tino pai tamariki mā for your courage and wonderful attitudes during kai time. #bromleyschoolnz
Kei runga noa atu koutou! What a beautiful way to learn fractions while celebrating the stunning art and culture of the Cook Islands. Behold our class tīvaevae. Ātaahua!🤩 #bromleyschoolnz
Kia ora Term 3! Hoki mai ano tamariki mā! We’ve jumped straight back in and enjoyed Kiwisport, stories from a real life Olympic athlete, Te reo Māori kupu with Mrs McLeod and an absolutely Ātaahua Matariki Festival. #bromleyschoolnz
Manu tukutuku were flown to celebrate the Māori New Year when Matariki appeared in the mid-winter night sky. We thought we’d do the same. #bromleyschoolnz#TamaiCoL
Matariki hunga, Matariki ahunga nui! To celebrate Matariki we are learning about and making our own manu tukutuku. Watch this space to see what we can create using objects from the beach and sand dunes, Keynote and a blue screen! #bromleyschoolnz
Our waka have been built, tested and rebuilt to meet all requirements. Is it the correct dimensions? Is it buoyant? Is it stable? Does it have sails that can harness the force of the winds? Great korero and problem solving skills. Ka rawe tamariki mā! #bromleyschoolnz
We are becoming boat building science minded technologists as design and planning conversions fill our space. Soon we will construct and test our very own waka hourua! #bromleyschoolnz#TamaiCoL
Yet another creative morning in Diving Deeper done right as we learned about blending colors to make our sunrise/sunset backgrounds and sketching the shapes of our local trees to become the foreground silhouettes. Ātaahua tamariki mā! #bromleyschoolnz#TamaiCoL
Tamariki truly embracing Reader’s Cafe for the wonderful experience that it is. Then finishing up the day with Harakeke! Just another Friday in Koru 6. #bromleyschoolnz
In Diving Deeper we explored the concept of ‘shape.’ We used ink rollers and tiles to create a piece of art that we felt described what ‘hope’ looks like. More to come! #bromleyschoolnz#TamaiCoL